To configure this module, you need to:

**Lazy Loading Configuration (v18.0.1.3.0+):**

#. Go to Settings → Website → Shop Performance
#. Enable "Enable Lazy Loading" checkbox
#. Set "Products Per Page" (default: 20)
#. Save settings

**Global Settings:**

#. Go to Settings → Website → Shop Settings
#. Configure default group settings
#. Define pickup days and locations

**Group Management:**

#. Go to Contacts, filter by Groups (is_group=True)
#. Create groups for your cooperative communities
#. Add partners/members to groups via the Members tab

**Product Configuration:**

#. Link products to categories used in group orders
#. Configure pricing and taxes for products
#. Set product availability per supplier

**Public URL of a group order (v18.0.1.13.0+):**

Every group order is published under a readable slug, ``/eskaera/<slug>``
(for example ``/eskaera/escola-fructuos``), instead of its database id.

#. Open the group order form: the slug is shown right under the name
#. Leave it as generated or type your own (lowercase, digits and hyphens)
#. Empty it and save to generate it again from the current name
#. Old ``/eskaera/<id>`` links keep working: they redirect to the slug URL

Changing the slug of an order that members already bookmarked breaks those
links, so pick it before publishing the order.

**Renaming the /eskaera prefix per website:**

The prefix can be changed without touching the code, per website, with
Odoo's own rewrite rules — useful when the site does not speak Basque
(``/escolas``, ``/pedidos``…):

#. Go to Website → Configuration → Redirects and click New
#. Choose the action **308 Redirect / Rewrite** and the website to apply it to
#. Add one rule per public page, keeping the parameter untouched:

   * ``/eskaera`` → ``/escolas``
   * ``/eskaera/<string:group_order_slug>`` → ``/escolas/<string:group_order_slug>``
   * ``/eskaera/<string:group_order_slug>/checkout`` → ``/escolas/<string:group_order_slug>/checkout``

#. Update the URL of the website menu (Website → Site → Content → Menus)

Odoo then serves the pages on the new prefix, rewrites the links in the
templates and redirects the old URLs. The AJAX endpoints
(``/eskaera/labels``, ``/eskaera/save-order``…) are never shown in the
address bar and do not need a rule.
